PCR 12 BELT BUCKLES NOW ON SALE (LIMITED SUPPLY)

Polished Silver Cadet Buckles (E-1 to E-6)
PSF/FEMALE/S__ PSM/MALE/S___ X $20.00 = $______
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Polished Golden Adult Buckles (Officer’s, Midshipman, CPO’s, Instructor’s only)
PGF/FEMALE/S___ PGM/MALE/S____ X $20.00 = $_____


MAIL ORDER TO:         
LCDR STEVE NASH, NSCC
                        
521 KINGS CANYON COURT
                        
PETALUMA, CA 94954-1567
                        
E-Mail: snash707@yahoo.com

PCR-12 Belt Buckle Order Form

2010 PCR-11 TRAINING SCHEDULE

Attached is the 2010 Pacific Southwest Region Training Calendar – All corrections/modification received have been incorporated. Please remember that this is a training guide and dates/locations/events are subject to change due to a variety of reasons. Individual announcements will be put out for region-wide events (Flagship, Olympics, OPDs, etc) as needed.

If you have any additions/changes, please send them in – we publish to the field as “pen/ink” changes and do a revision update during the year.

Thank you, as always, for all your dedication of time and talent; it makes a difference.

/r
LCDR M

PCR11 2010 Training Schedule

Sea Cadet Ball Order Form

League Sign up Sheet

MOU

USNA Hornet

PCR 12 MTAR OCT 09

Women to Submarine Service

MTAR

Annual Fundraiser 2009

Name Tapes for Uniforms

Rules for use of Coast Guard Facilities.

2009 USCG Rules

All
Please pass the following to your activities.

For Commanding Officers and Regional Directors:
We are just finishing up having 2009 funding transferred from the Navy. This evolution was a result of Congress giving the Sea Cadets a hand in resolving the issue of how funding would be transferred from the Navy to the Sea Cadets. It was a very ‘testy period.’ Our strongest ally in the funding process has always been Congress. It is this group which we must press ‘our case’ to continue this great program. Without solid backing and funding, the program will not survive. As we have mentioned before, one of the best ways to get our program on the minds of the Congressional crowd is to have our members write letters. As our Congressional liaison, Captain Hurd, has repeatedly said, your letters makes a difference in whether he gets in the door to see the Senator / Congressman or not. We must communicate with the individual Representative and Senator and let them know how important they are to the funding process and the ultimate survival of the program. They respond to public pressure. If they don’t see or hear from their constituents, the individual Representative or Senator thinks things are okay, i.e., ‘life is good.’ To this end, the attached sample letter is forwarded. We would like each cadet and their parents send a letter to their Representative and Senators. Starting next week, Captain Hurd will be on the ‘Hill’ to get our 2010 money. This will be a critical year as the new President has priorities he wants funded. So a lot is up in the air as to who gets a piece of the action. We want to be sure we are included in the funded group. Please have your cadets and officers as well as their individual family members send letters. Thank you for following through on this important tasking. Best regard,

M.D. Ford
Executive Director
Naval Sea Cadet Corps
703 312 1546

CONGRESSIONAL LETTER FOR CADETS

Fee Increase

Vision of New Uniforms

E-2 PQS Changes

A note from Stan Ellexson

Officer Ranks

Sharpe Army Base Map

Attached is information of Navy Recruiting offices within the San Francisco area.

Recruiting Stations in the SF Bay Area

CO's,
Attached is the current Physical Screen Test requirements for candidates to the U.S. Navy Spec Warfare ratings. As I have put out before, each Navy Recruiting District (San Francisco, LA, San Diego) now has a former Seal/EOD person on board with the mission of mentoring candidates for these rates.
This is just something to let cadets have some idea of the requirements so they can train to this level if they are thinking of these rates for their enlistment. The catch in the details and cause most to fail is there is only so much time between each test for recovery. Stamina requirements are where most fail... FYI... R/ DR

IT'S FOR THE CADETS!!
CAPT David Rannells, USN (Ret)
Naval Sea Cadet Corps
NHQ Representative, PSW
4057 Martin Canyon Court
Bonita, Ca 91902-2562
Ph - 619-742-5782

NSW

Annual Inspection Scores

How to salute

Naval Terms